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Sarah Ann Cramp, daughter of Thomas Cramp, high bailiff of County Court and Jane Cramp [Pretty]
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Date
Type
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Source
 
January 1851
Born
In the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex
1851 Census
East Grinstead, Sussex
 
30th March 1851
Census
At Middle Row in the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex; Daughter
1851 Census
East Grinstead, Sussex

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Cramp, Crampe, Crampton, Crump individual records
The ancestral pedigree of Sarah Ann Cramp
  
 Thomas Cramp
high bailiff of County Court		m: 25th Jun 1841Jane Pretty 
 b: 21st Apr 1810 Lewes, Sussex
d: 18th Aug 1891 East Grinstead, Sussex		  b: 1820 Wiltshire 
  
     
 Thomas Mary Jane Jury Harriet Sarah Ann
 b: 1843 East Grinstead, Sussex b: 1845 East Grinstead, Sussex b: 1847 East Grinstead, Sussex b: 1850 East Grinstead, Sussex b: Jan 1851 East Grinstead, Sussex
      
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